Benchmarks: PCMark2002, PCMark04

PCMark can be used on desktop PC's, Laptops and
even Workstations and tests everyday computing from home to office usage. PCMark
specifically stresses the CPU, memory subsystem, graphics subsystem, hard
drives, WindowsXP GUI (if WinXP is used), video performance and even laptop
batteries.

PCMark2002

Memory:

Points

Ranking

2x 512MB PQI Turbo PQI25400-1GDB (200/533)

12774

2x 512MB Crucial Ballistix PC2-5400 (200/533)

12804

2x 512MB Mushkin PC2-4200 (200/533)

12793

2x 512MB Mushkin PC2-4200 (231/614)

13036

These are some very respectable PCMark bandwidth
scores, although the overclocked score seems a bit on the low side.

PCMark04 is the latest version of the popular
PCMark series. PCMark04 is an application-based benchmark and a premium tool for
measuring overall PC performance. It uses portions of real applications instead
of including very large applications or using specifically created code. This
allows PCMark04 to be a smaller installation as well as to report very accurate
results.

PCMark04:

Overall

Points

Ranking

2x 512MB PQI Turbo PQI25400-1GDB (200/533)

5321

2x 512MB Crucial Ballistix PC2-5400 (200/533)

5372

2x 512MB Mushkin PC2-4200 (200/533)

5368

2x 512MB Mushkin PC2-4200 (231/614)

5744

Memory

Points

Ranking

2x 512MB PQI Turbo PQI25400-1GDB (200/533)

5676

2x 512MB Crucial Ballistix PC2-5400 (200/533)

5702

2x 512MB Mushkin PC2-4200 (200/533)

5694

2x 512MB Mushkin PC2-4200 (231/614)

5903

The
memory score does not increase as much as I expected
it to with overclocking, which is a bit odd.